Originally Posted by
steelsnis
Not to me it's not. Sacks are all about maximizing your opportunities. Worilds made the most of his chances last season. So many variables go into a sack. Formations, offensive play call, defensive play call, coverage downfield, QB turning the wrong way, RB missing a blocking assignment....the list goes on and on.
The talent level among NFL players is so high that more often than not, when one player "beats" another player, it's because the "losing player" made a mistake. Sure you'd love to have every single player on your team be able to best his opponent one-on-one on each and every single play. That's an absolutely unrealistic expectation. Not only because you can never have players that are that much better than their opponents, but because with modern NFL schemes, it's rare that players battle one-on-one on every play. Every single NFL team employs some zone blocking scheme in every single game.
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